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Timelapse photo from on top of the boat at 1220am, apparently no light. Ash is dancing on the right.
a super short timelapse I did on Monday. 38 3-second exposures taken every 6 seconds, caffeine powered timer (ie me looking at my watch and hitting the shutter). that's why it's so short, I got bored after 2 minutes or so... you can also see how dirty my sensor is, looks like it's time for a cleaning
A timelapse to watch the wood melting like ice. Actually, there's even a chunk of dry ice melting in the fire at some point.
Next time I'll try to capture the full story and let the fire die slowly.
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Premiers essais des timelapse (video fait à partir de photos) au port du Conquet. le phare du Kermorvan à l'arrière.
a photo of one of the best part of the video.. the sky seems to be in fire! .. it s like a meteor is falling maybe...
The original article for this image lives at tokyo.japantimes.co.jp/post/en/862/TimeLapse+Tokyo+suburb...
another short timelapse to test some settings. It took 24 hours for these few seconds, 1 shot every 20/30 minutes with 2 hours of pause for recharge the camera battery
Music: Battles - Race in
Camera: Nikon D80
Lens : AF-S DX Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED
Check out also in HD timelapse test from Tiago Fernandes on Vimeo.
Friends and family at an Irish Ceili dance.
Music by The Rednecks. And I don't mean the people on stage.
Timelapse of Venus and Taurus rising, shot with Move-Shoot-Move star tracker and RX100M7 at 68mm F5.0 ISO 640 with 8 second exposures. Caught a faint Aquarid meteor in one frame.
Just a little experiment with the photos I got while driving back home. Doing something like this with more photos should make it more interesting.
This is a timelapse film of the frost melting from the Frosted 4 Colour Sun Wheels after two nights of leaving them out in the cold.
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This is a shot from my fourth timelapse with the GoPro Hero.
I recently took a trip out to my Dad's for his birthday and mounted the GoPro on the hood of the car while leaving the city for the country.
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At the pass, it was clearly still winter, but as we left the mountains and approached Fort Collins, it was as if somebody had sped up time and we passed all the way through spring and into early summer. The trees budding and leafing out, the world fading from white and gray and brown to green.